World's oldest person title has a new owner now
World's oldest person title passed to María Branyas. She survived the 1918 flu pandemic, the Spanish Civil War, two world wars and the coronavirus.
The title of "oldest person in the world" changed hands after the French nun Lucile Randon passed away at the age of 118 years 340 days. The new owner is 115 years old and she has survived many disasters and pandemic situations. Here are all the details.
World's oldest person title has a new owner now
Officials of the Sainte-Catherine-Labouré nursing home in the city of Toulon, in the south of France, announced that the nun died in her bed on Tuesday. Sister Randon, also known as "the veteran nurse Andre," has been revealed to have long wished for death herself. The old woman, born on February 11, 1904, had recovered from Kovid-19 at the beginning of 2021.
Randon asked, "How did you live so long?" on a French radio in 2020. He gave the following answer to the question: I have no idea what the secret is. Only God can answer this question.
The new holder of the title was Branyas, born on March 4, 1907. The Catalan woman, who opened her eyes to the world in California, USA, moved to Spain when she was a child.
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